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"4 stars from me"

OISE University of Toronto TEFL review, submitted by Shamus. 4 stars from me. The course teaches everything you need to know when you are training to be a teacher of English. It covers the PPP teaching method, as well as the TTT method. PPP is Presentation, Practice, and Production. TTT is Teacher Talking Time. The PPP method is like gold because it forces you to divide your lessons into…

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Inclusive materials in ELT with Tyson Seburn

Interview with Tyson Seburn: Inclusive materials in ELT and LGBTQ+ narratives in ELT classrooms 

Join me for an another insightful FRESH CHAT with Tyson Seburn, a prominent voice in the field of English Language Teaching (ELT), as we delve into the critical topic of inclusivity and representation in ELT classrooms and textbooks. 

In this interview, Tyson shares his perspectives on the current state of ELT materials, highlighting the significant gap in resources that reflect diverse and queer identities. 

 📚 Topics Covered: 

 - The importance of inclusive and queer representation in language learning 

- Challenges faced by educators in incorporating diverse materials 

- The impact of inclusive content on student engagement and learning outcomes - Strategies for creating and sourcing inclusive ELT resources 

- Tyson's personal experiences and insights from his work in the field 

 👥 About Tyson Seburn: 

Tyson Seburn (MA EdTech & TESOL, University of Manchester) is a lecturer in and assistant director of an EAP foundation year at the University of Toronto and tutor on Oxford TEFL Barcelona’s Trinity DipTESOL course. He has volunteered on local and international teacher association committees, most recently as IATEFL TDSIG Coordinator. 

His personal and professional experiences inspired his interest in Queer and racialised ELT experiences, and thus ways to better practices and materials. He discusses critical and inclusive pedagogies via his online spaces (fourc.ca and @seburnt). 

He is author of Academic Reading Circles (2015) and How to Write Inclusive Materials (2021). 

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TEFL Lemon offers an online 180-Hour Higher Certificate in TESOL, which is fully accredited by ACTDEC. Module 19 on our twenty-module course is all about Cultural Awareness, something all TEFL teachers must have, as we are teaching language to people all over the world. Having an understanding of cultural diversity is an essential part of what we do, so much so, that we have dedicated a full module to it, as well as focusing on what is is like living and teaching abroad. 

Our TESOL course improves and grows month-by-month, and this interview with Tyson will be added to Unit 19 in the supplementary videos section. 

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Sto imparando l'Italiano.

That means I am learning Italian. I really am, and a few other languages all at the same time. I have a thing about not knowing something. I don't like going to countries and not understanding the basics. When I do go and don't know a lot(Czech) I immerse myself. I become a local. I do what they do and eat what they eat. I look up basic phrases so I don't stick out. I learn what not to do very quick. The first time I had culture shock was when I came back to Canada after my tour of South Africa. We went to Toronto for 2 days upon coming back, drove to New York city where I continued to walk in the streets weaving between cars like we had done in Cape Town. It actually took a few days to readjust to our street laws. My only dangerous experience was in that same New York visit. Stopped at a McDonalds to use the washroom in Brooklyn. A lot of them require you to make a purchase to use their services. At the entrance I was looking for the sign that said so and found it. As I was turning to my brother to say "there's the sign", about 12 dudes who were previously sitting down, all stood up at once and started walking towards us with an air of aggression. So we bolted pretty quick. Jumped in the car and actually sped off as best as we could as they flooded out to the street. No idea what would have happened but I don't think we were going to braid each others hair.

Second time I had culture shock was also coming back to Canada, from Czech Republic. I did a TEFL course there and had a little apartment. I went for a couple weeks before it started to get a feel for the place and I stayed a week after the course. Us students had the greetings drilled into us so hard that we would greet each other in Czech and carry on our conversation in English. When Facetiming with my mom, I'd drop random Czech words that we were taught in our language learning classes we used all the time. Little known fact, Prague is a big tourist area. But outside of the main square, no one really speaks English and they will refuse to serve you if you walk into their shop with English even if you switch to Czech. So we got good at the phrases we needed. We didn't live in the square. We were in some old Prague. When I got back to Edmonton, I had a girlfriend pick me up from the airport. I stayed in her guest room and she drove me home the next day. Before that though we went to the mall. It was so incredibly weird to hear English that I couldn't focus on her talking to me. I was listening to everyone's conversations because I could actually understand people. We went to a restaurant and the waitress was POLITE. She greeted us like she actually cared. I just stared at her for a moment. Grocery shopping. Oh boy. They are so aggressive as tellers. You don't do your whole two weeks of shopping in one day. They will yell and swear at you until you leave. You speed pack your groceries and then go to the table outside of the store to fix your bags. We would shop in groups so one person could help you pack and then haul your stuff away while you paid. You did not want to buy more then a few items at once or hold up the line. It took me almost a year to break my speed shopping habit. Now this all sounds insane but I legit didn't want to leave and returned a year later for a visit. Loved it. We have plans for another trip back one day.

So back to the original reason for this post. Italian Espresso Romano. Take a shot of espresso, rub the rim with lemon and put a little peel in it. You'd be surprised what citrus does to a coffee. One day I will have one in Italy. All over Italy maybe. And I will order it in well spoken Italian.

Grazie e buona giornata!

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The TEFL Academy: A Complete Guide to the Courses

When I look back on courses that made a big impact on my life, my TEFL certification course is probably the most important. A TEFL certification is a widely-recognized credential that will allow you to teach English abroad or online.

After getting TEFL certified, I found a job teaching English online while travelling. I love the flexibility of my current gig, but it’s comforting to know that I could also start teaching English abroad if I ever wanted to try something different. 

For me, having a TEFL certification means having more opportunities to work and travel. It’s a handy tool for any adventurer to have in their back pocket, but you might be wondering where to get certified. 

If you google “TEFL Courses,” you’ll probably find about a million certification programs circulating on the internet.

It can be challenging to decide which course is the best for you. For that reason, I’ve been profiling different online TEFL courses to help you find exactly what you’re looking for.

In this post, I’ll cover everything you need to know about getting your Level 5 TEFL certification from The TEFL Academy. 

Note: Right now The TEFL Academy is offering 60% off their courses until midnight on Friday! Click here to learn more and to receive the discount.

About The TEFL Academy

The TEFL Academy is a Europe based TEFL company that’s accredited by Qualifi, DEAC, and AQC.

Since they only offer TEFL courses, they can focus whole-heartedly on preparing their students for a successful career in the English teaching industry. 

The TEFL Academy courses are taught by passionate and experienced TEFL professionals with years of hands-on experience in the classroom.

Students have the option to take a fully online course or a hybrid online-onsite course.

Prospective students can choose the best fit for them with The TEFL Academy. 

Why Choose The TEFL Academy

The TEFL Academy is a fully accredited TEFL course provider that specializes in offering flexible and affordable course options for everyone.

They are one of the only companies that offer a budget-friendly Level 5 TEFL Course, making this a great option for serious students who don’t want to break the bank. 

Level 5 certification courses are widely recognized and accepted by employers around the world.

They are comparable in rigor to the CELTA or Trinity Cert TESOL courses.

The course lasts 168 hours which is well over the minimum requirement for most jobs (which is 120 hours).

If you decide to take a combination course with a classroom component, you’ll be able to choose from dozens of locations around the world.

Additionally, The TEFL Academy has internships, volunteer opportunities, and a robust job board available to students. 

Types Of Courses Available 

There are two main TEFL courses offered by The TEFL Academy: An online Level 5 course and a combined Level 5 course. 

Online Level 5 TEFL Course

As the name suggests, this Level 5 TEFL Course is fully online.

You can complete a 168 hour TEFL certification program from the comfort of home and on your own schedule. 

Additionally, you’ll receive a free 30-hour top-up course of your choosing. That’s 198 hours of TEFL Training in total! 

Students have 6 months of access to the materials, but you’ll complete the course in one to two months if you work diligently.

This course also includes virtual assistance from a tutor and job search guidance upon completion. 

The course consists of 10 units with an exam at the end of each unit to ensure understanding. Three units have assignments that you must submit for a grade. 

The ten units cover the following topics: 

Lesson Planning

How to teach vocabulary

How to teach pronunciation

English Grammar

Teaching listening and reading

Teaching speaking and writing

Grammar Instruction 

Foundations of TEFL

Classroom resources, materials, and management

Using resources effectively

How to find a TEFL job – job sites and how to prepare your cv and cover letter

Combined Level 5 TEFL Course

If you’re looking for a TEFL course with hands-on training, you can choose to take the combined level 5 TEFL course.

This option includes a 148-hour online course and a 20-hour in-person training weekend. 

Like with the fully-online course, you’ll get a free 30-hour top-up course when you sign up. You’ll also receive 6 months of course access, support from a tutor and job placement assistance. 

The online portion of this course will cover the same material listed above. For the in-person portion, you can expect additional sessions such as: 

Classroom management

Teaching true beginners 

Practice teaching preparation and collaboration

Peer to peer practice teaching with feedback

These in-person weekend sessions take place every month in cities around the world. Currently, classes are offered in the following locations: 

North America: Austin, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Philidelphia, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington DC, Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver

Oceania: New Zealand and Australia 

Europe: Ireland, the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Italy, Spain, and Greece 

Africa: South Africa

There will be around 20 students at each session and one of the biggest selling points is the chance to practice teaching lessons with other TEFL students.

Practice teaching helps new educators learn about classroom pacing and lesson planning. It also helps teachers feel more confident when they start teaching in their real classroom. 

To learn more about specific dates at each teaching location, click on the “TEFL courses” tab and then the “Combined Course Locations” button. You’ll be taken to a map and if you mouse over each place, you can click a button to reveal course dates. 

Top-Up Courses

Top-Up courses are designed to further your knowledge after you’ve completed your basic TEFL course.

These courses are open to anyone who already has their standard TEFL certificate and they provide a greater depth of knowledge in a specialized area.

These top-up courses can also enhance your resume in the eyes of future employers!

Teaching Business English: This is a 30-hour course with three units that will prepare you to teach business English to professionals. The course covers activities, techniques, and intercultural skills for your business English classroom. 

Teaching Young Learners: This course is also 30 hours and has three units. The units cover topics specific to young children like language development, learning styles, improving student motivation, planning engaging activities, and managing the classroom. 

Teaching Online and 1:1: This 30-hour course has five units devoted to helping you teach English online with confidence. Learn about which platforms you can use for teaching, what gear and materials you’ll need, what kinds of courses you should offer, and how to prepare for online lessons. 

Cost Of The TEFL Academy

The Online Level 5 TEFL Course is typically $530 USD.

Right now, the TEFL Academy is having an Easter sale and this course is 60% off.

The sale price is $238 USD and this sale price ends on April 10, 2020. 

The Combined Level 5 TEFL course is typically $840USD. It’s also on sale right now for 60% off so the new price is $378 USD until April 10. 

Top-Up courses usually cost $130 USD. They are now listed for $58 USD because of the Easter sale.  

Click here to learn more and to sign up with The TEFL Academy.

Is There Anything Else The TEFL Academy Offers?

The TEFL Academy offers more than just top-notch TEFL certifications. They also have internships, volunteer opportunities, and a helpful job listing board. 

TEFL Internships

These internships are a great place to start if you’re looking for a chance to gain paid teaching experience around the world.

Below I’ll walk through some of the locations and packages available with The TEFL Academy at the time this post was published.

Keep in mind that the specifics of these internships might change, so it’s best to visit their website to see the latest opportunities. 

TEFL Internship Locations

Indonesia: This 12 month internship pays IDR 12,000,000. -15,000,000 ($760-$950) per month and includes housing, work visa sponsorship, and health insurance. 

Spain: Live in sunny Spain for 4-6 months! Teachers in this internship will earn 900 euros ($985) per month while teaching 30 hours/week. Housing guidance and visa assistance are provided. Some opportunities listed don’t require a BA degree.

Thailand: If spending 5 months in Thailand sounds like a dream, this internship is for you! Teachers make 31,000 Baht ($950) per month and you’ll receive visa, accommodation, and hiring guidance. 

South Korea: Teach in South Korea for 12 months earning 1.9-2.7 million KRW ($1,570 – $2,230) per month. Many packages also include flights, housing, and paid vacation time.

Japan: This12 month internship pays 252,800 JPY ($2,330) per month and includes visa sponsorship and paid leave time.

China: You can choose from various programs throughout the country, including Au Pair jobs and teaching roles. Many programs include accommodation, flights, and comprehensive assistance. Some opportunities do not require a BA degree. 

Vietnam: Teach in Vietnam for 10 months earning 1,000 – 1,500 USD per month. Placements include accommodation, health insurance, and lesson plans.

Argentina: Choose between 3 months or 12 months in Argentina with a stipend of 1200 pesos per month. Many placements include homestay accommodation, language lessons, ongoing support. 

India: Live and teach in India for 4 months while earning 7,500 – 10,000 Rs. ($98 – $130) per month. Accommodation and meals are provided and you’ll also receive support for the duration of your stay. No BA degree needed!

Taiwan: This teaching internship lasts 12 months and pays 43,200 – 70,000 NT ($1,430 – $2,330) per month. Teachers also receive visa assistance, health insurance, and teaching curriculum.

To learn more about these internship programs and their requirements, make sure to visit the TEFL Academy’s website for the latest information. 

TEFL Volunteering

If you want to get TEFL teaching experience while volunteering abroad, you can do so with The TEFL Academy.

With these volunteer programs, you can spend a few weeks or a few months volunteering in Costa Rica, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, or South Africa. 

All volunteering positions require that you have at least a 120 hour TEFL certificate. You’ll pass that requirement with flying colors if you choose to take the Level 5 168-hour course through The TEFL Academy!

The Sri Lanka, Tanzania, and South Africa programs don��t require a BA degree or prior teaching experience to participate. 

TEFL Jobs Board

Upon graduation, students will have access to the TEFL Academy job board. Here, companies from around the world list their TEFL job vacancies with information about how to apply. 

Students can sort jobs by region, country, or degree requirement, making this a great resource to find TEFL teaching jobs abroad and online. 

Pros and Cons of The TEFL Academy

Pros Of The TEFL Academy

The TEFL Academy offers high quality, Level 5, 168-hour TEFL course for a reasonable rate. It’s great that you can choose between an online or combination course depending on what your needs are.

After reading student reviews, it’s clear that the qualified trainers are a huge highlight of the course. Many students mention how much they enjoyed their teachers. They felt reassured and confident after leaving their course. 

The TEFL Academy provides resume editing assistance and job placement suggestions. According to their website, many students receive a job offer within one month of finishing the course. 

I also love how the TEFL Academy gives students a free top-up course when they purchase their 168-hour Level 5 TEFL course. This allows students to dig deeper into a topic that interests them and helps them be more competitive when they apply to jobs in the future. 

Cons Of The TEFL Academy

One con of the TEFL academy is that students only have access to their course materials for six months. It’s important to sign up when you know you’ll have time to devote to the course so you can finish it before the deadline. 

The personal tutor support can sometimes take a while. You have to use a support ticket system to get help, which can take a bit of time to process. Having an instant support option would be a nice addition to this program. 

Who Can Take This Course?

To take this course, you’ll need to be a native English speaker or a non-native speaker with a C1 level proficiency (IELTS 6.5-7.5) or higher. 

Because this is an online course, you’ll need a reliable internet connection and a laptop, tablet, or desktop computer. 

Students often ask if they can become a TEFL teacher without a BA degree.

The answer is yes!

The TEFL Academy provides resources for students without BA degrees, including a list of countries where a BA degree is not required to teach. 

If you want to teach abroad and don’t have a BA degree, getting TEFL certified is a great choice. This will broaden your options and give you a support team that knows the best places to apply. 

How To Sign Up For The TEFL Academy Course

To sign up for the TEFL Academy course, click on the “TEFL Courses” drop-down link in the main menu. Click on the link for the course you’re interested in taking.

In the green box at the top of the page, you’ll see two buttons that say  “Enroll Me” and “Request a Call Back.” Request a callback if you’re still unsure about getting TEFL certified and would like more information.

But if you know that you’re ready to take the leap, click the “Enroll” button to get started. 

For the online course, fill out personal information and payment details on the course registration page.

For the combination course, select where you’d like to do your in-person training weekend on the interactive map. After picking the location and dates that work best for you, click “Enroll Me.” Fill in your details to complete the sign-up process on the following registration page.

With The TEFL Academy, you can be sure you’re getting a top-notch TEFL course for a reasonable rate. Before you know it, you’ll be on your way to an exciting new adventure teaching online or teaching abroad!

Click Here to Learn More and Sign Up With The TEFL Academy

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001 - Thursday October 26

It’s currently 6:00 AM here in Shanghai (6:00 PM in Toronto) and I can not drift back to sleep! I don’t have to be downstairs for contract signing for another 3 hours, so I thought it would be a perfect time to blog about yesterday...my first full day (001) here!

The Lingo

DE - Disney English

DA- Disney Ambassador

RMB - Our currency - 1 RMB = $0.19 CAD

On the first full day in Shanghai, I woke up at 5:30 AM wide awake (There is a twelve hour difference from Shanghai to Toronto...so just think of it as my night time is your morning and vice versa). When I woke up, I was instantly starving and craving dinner...but I couldn’t eat because we had medical tests...so I just sat in the shower until it was time to go. The driver picked us up at 8:30 and took us to the medical centre. It was about a twenty minute drive and I took in Shanghai from the back of a minivan. While at the medical centre, we were required to change into a robe. Once done, we wait to be called. In China, they have about 6 different rooms (X-RAY, EKG, Blood Tests, Optometry, Ultrasound & Weight & Height). When you’re there, they instruct you to sit down on a bench in the hallway and they send you to a room where there is a doctor waiting for you...then when you’re done, they send you to another room and so on. In the halls, it looks like a game of Pinball, each person is bouncing from one room to another... it was very comical to participate in. It was also very fast and efficient because there was only one doctor doing one specific test. 

I won’t go too much into the details of each room...but I will tell you about the eye tests. I got called into this room with a female doctor sitting at a desk instructing me to sit down. She pointed at an image that was taped to her desk and asked me to tell her the number. It was a colourblind test, and the number was 680 which I was get to get within a matter of a few seconds. Then she told me to cover one of my eyes with this silver spoon thing, and told me to: Read what she pointed to a chart (google is now telling me that it is called a “Tumbling Eye Chart”...I have never seen one in my life until now). So here I am struggling to say “backwards E, 3, W,M”.... and could see her getting upset with me....I mean what can I say, bad font? ...so It turns out she meant....tell her what side the “fingers” point to...up-down-left or right. So I failed that and all I can think of is: What if I get kicked out of China for failing an eye test? Oh language barriers aren’t they fun?

After the last test - the blood test, my on boarding group all met back into the reception where there was a Freshly Squeeze Orange Juice machine. We had to try it because I have never seen a machine like it. Karla and I were struggling to understand the directions and how many bills we needed. An elderly lady was observing us and saw that we were confused so she came over and helped us. 

Once done at the medical centre we headed to a DE Centre, with our orange juice and met up with Fergal. He took the group of us out for lunch at Wagas where I had a Thai bowl (chicken, eggs, rice noodles, green papaya, green curry sauce) and a Chinese Iced Tea! 

Once full, we got our new phone plans! My number has 13 digits in it....so I know I will not memorize it! Our phone plan is super cheap!! 200 RMB for the first month ($38) and then 45 RMB ($9) a month for 2G of data and texting.

Then we went to sign up for bank accounts! When we were done, my on boarding group took the metro back to the hotel, rested for a bit and then went to explore Carefour - which is a grocery store. Now this grocery store had everything - not going to lie. One of my fellow on boarders got shoes for $7.00. Oh and speaking of everything...they sold eels, frogs, crabs and turtles - and not the kind you keep as pets...the kind that goes in a pot over some rice. 

After exploring the grocery store for about an hour, we got our snacks and we went back to meet the other on boarding team who was all working on their TEFL course at the hotel. Then because it was getting later, a bunch of us decided to go get some Ajisen ramen as a group at the mall. We had a great time getting to know each other and talk with this little Chinese boy! Many of the on boarders are from the United States...some have worked for Disney before, and others are new to this experience just like me! 

Later that night, a new friend of mine here at DE convinced me to go to “The Bund”. Ever google Shanghai, and the first image that comes up is the amazing sky-line with the Pearl Tower? That’s the Bund! At first I was not down because of the jet lag (12 hours difference is tough!) and I just wanted to sleep in my bed...but there’s plenty of time to sleep in Shanghai (like right now...). So we took the Metro, which is 4 RMB (A WHOLE $0.77 CAD) to the Bund. As soon as we walked up the steps to the road, I finally saw what everyone in Shanghai saw! It was like a small NY Times Square. Everything was lit and projected. It was magical. I finally thought to myself: Now this is the Shanghai that I expected! Everyone was out enjoying their night. There were so many global brands that I recognized like: Forever 21, Adidas, UniQlo and H&M.

We saw this Minion dancing in a storefront and we instantly knew we had to go in. The store was colourful, balloons were everywhere and the music was blaring. We went downstairs and were shocked to see how many toys were in such a small store. My friends former DA (who has since left but is working in another school in Shanghai) met us there and showed us even more of the Bund! We walked down the waterfront. There were about twenty to thirty women in red dresses getting their engagement photos taken near the beautiful skyline. The colour red is very traditional - meaning fortune and good luck. 

After the waterfront, we went to go get some hot milk tea with jelly and beans in it. This was my first time getting hot bubble tea! It was so good and oddly reminded me of the Vietnamese 7 bean dessert with shaved ice. Delicious and it was a whole 15 RMB... about $3 CAD. Then we rushed to get one of the last metros because they stop at 11:00 here!

All I’m going to say about the later part of my night was that it was amazing and reinforced that I made a good choice in choosing Shanghai. I know I am in the “honeymoon stage” where everything seems wonderful - the pressures of work and not speaking Chinese hasn’t hit yet and I have been constantly on the go, I haven’t had a chance to miss home too much..but for right now, I am happy. I am content and I am realizing that my journey has only just started. I am chasing my dreams but in a country of 24 million people. 

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"The online curriculum was easy to navigate"

OISE University of Toronto TEFL review, submitted by . This is a great course for people wanting to revise their TEFL knowledge and skills and it’s a great course for people new to TEFL and who need first-class tuition. The online curriculum was easy to navigate and the feedback I had on my coursework assignments came swiftly and with detailed notes. While this isn’t the cheapest TEFL online…

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Online TEFL Courses 2023.

Online TEFL courses in 2023 versus on-site TEFL courses in 2023 Online TEFL Courses 2023. Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) has become a popular career choice for many individuals in recent years. As the demand for English language education has increased globally, so too has the need for qualified English language teachers. TEFL courses are available both online and on-site, with…

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"The course has opened the door for me to teach English anywhere in the world"

OISE University of Toronto TEFL review, submitted by Jade. Great course! Pricier than others, but don’t let that put you off. It provided me with all the tools I will need when I begin teaching English. OISE TEFL has a number of tutors that will support you along the way and answer any questions you have. The course is geared toward teaching adults but I believe you can pay for additional…

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"Teach Away Review"

Teach Away review OISE University of Toronto TEFL review, submitted by Irma. The OISE TEFL course was designed by OISE University of Toronto TEFL and is delivered by Teach Away. It’s a weird relationship from my point of view. I mean, why not just have OISE TEFL at the university deliver it? But, Teach Away does an excellent job and it is also the employment arm of the course. This means that…

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"Expensive, but worth it"

OISE University of Toronto TEFL review, submitted by Walter. Expensive, but worth it. I couldn’t have afforded the course myself, so I asked a generous family member to pony up the money for me. The course cost, including the certification fees, was north of $1,000. It didn’t seem they have so many students on their courses because I often had instant replies to my questions and my course…

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"self-paced course with phenomenal feedback"

OISE University of Toronto TEFL review, submitted by Nandita. This is a self-paced course with phenomenal feedback on coursework assignments. The coursework is mainly creating lesson plans, which are an essential feature for planning any English class. As I progressed through the course, my lesson plans began to contain more and more complex information but I was still able to condense something…

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"Very well structured TEFL course and one rich in resources"

“Very well structured TEFL course and one rich in resources”

I primarily chose this TEFL certification course over others because I’m a Torontonian and I wanted to support a TEFL company in my local area. OISE University of Toronto TEFL review, submitted by Dannial. I think I should begin my review with the caveat that I did receive some financial aid in order to be able to afford to purchase a course of this caliber. If I hadn’t, I likely would have…

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"I recommend the University of Toronto TEFL course online"

“I recommend the University of Toronto TEFL course online”

OISE University of Toronto TEFL review, submitted by Craig.

I always had taking a TEFL course high up on my To Do list, but just never got around to it. The right time never presented itself, and I’m a procrastinator by nature 🙂 Towards the end of last year, I got laid off from my work and this gave me the time to be able to focus on the 4-week online TEFL. Well, the course actually took me 5…

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"University name on the certificate"

“University name on the certificate”

Online TESOL Canada OISE University of Toronto TEFL review, submitted by Nicole.

Online TESOL Canada. University name on the certificate.

I’m so pleased that I found this reviews website before I made my final online TEFL course decision. On Reddit and on some forums there was a lot of whining about how the course is so expensive and that it’s only expensive because it carries the name of…